"Established in 1935 by the Tacoma Art Association, the Tacoma Art Museum (TAM) now welcomes over 225,000 visitors annually. With more than 4,500 works in its collection and exhibitions that have set a national standard for mid-sized museums, TAM brings Northwest communities together through inclusive art experiences and engaging learning programs for all ages."
Recommended For
Families & kids
Hands-on art studio, free community events, and programs for all ages
European art lovers
Explore 300 works from Eastern and Western Europe, including pieces by Degas and Renoir
Glass art enthusiasts
Marvel at Dale Chihuly’s largest retrospective and the Benaroya Collection’s studio glass
Exhibits & Features
- European Collection: 300 works from artists across Eastern and Western Europe
- Lindberg Collection: Masterpieces by Boudin, Fantin-Latour, Degas, Renoir, and others
- Benaroya Collection: 225 works of glass and sculpture by renowned Northwestern and international artists
- Dale Chihuly’s Glass: The museum’s largest retrospective of the famed glass artist
- Art Studio: Free, hands-on space with tools and supplies for all skill levels and ages
Special Programs & Events
- Creative Programming: Regular workshops, drop-in sessions, and seasonal family events
- Community Events: Free programs and outreach that welcome and reflect the diversity of the Northwest
- Rotating Exhibits: Innovative exhibitions that highlight regional stories and global art dialogues
About the Location
Tacoma Art Museum is located in the heart of downtown Tacoma’s Museum District, just steps from the Washington State History Museum and Union Station. Its striking modern architecture and central location make it a cultural anchor in the South Sound region.
Plan Your Visit
Address: 1701 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone: 253-272-4258
Website: tacomaartmuseum.org
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